... ?%bip orlufs. Respealing the Rcchefort and Toulon squa- dron nothing is yet ascertained. The former, ...

... f-i R . Admiral Thornborough is, we undeistapd, to ri. have the command in the Mediterdncan, subjea to the orders of Lord Collingwood. He is to be .n charged with the blockalde of Toulon, Genoa, hi &c.Admiral Louis, with a competent squadron, er ts to watch tfe ships in Carthagcna, &c. Admiral E. Harvey, late of the Temeraire, is, ?? we understand, to have the red ribbon, vacant ce by the ...

... JAMES FRASER, Merchant in Invernefs-Creditore meet in Ettles's inn, 22d February, 12 o'clock, to name a fadlor; fame place and hour, 15th M1arch, to eled'a truftee. EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, &C. JO 1N CAMPBELL & Co. Diflillers at Glenloing, to be examined in the Sheriff Court-houfe of Inverary, 23d February and 12th March, 12 ?? meet 13th March, 12 o'clock, in the writing-office of Dun- can ...

... fs)l)tp ja-two. The Vicory arrived on Wednesday at Ports. mouth, with the remains of the great and deeply lamented Lord Nelson on board. The ships at Spithead lowered their colours and pendants on her ?? will cpme up to Spithead on Thusday, when it will be ascertained whether the body will be landed or not. The last Gazette contains a correction of Lord Collingwood's report, in a letter from ...

... IMPORTS & EXPOXRS 'AT LEITH, Sept 9. I 5 ' ?? II4#RTXD FROMY Arcrhgdl-700 lb horfe tails; 2 tanned cor bides 770,habrels ter; 1500 nmats; f QY46CC-126:0:26 ftaves; 92:10 handfpikes; S4 mas i''6 pieies' oak tiibiir; 1i.:o oars' 20 deab; 30 casks pot ateB; 10' cask6 pearl alhes. r ir~nnee- tons oak baiE ; So mats of 'Ruffia; 85 .-.herfe-hides;g 15 dozeref skins;- 469 cwe Taw linen tyarn; ;'45.1 ...

... 9ORNEXCHANG3-LONDON, March S5. 'M -h-L As1A ?? -OL- . ?? I The regular fupply ?? Wheat continues to be fhort, but a quantity of north country fansples ftill ap- pear on fale. On Wednefday and Friday 1aft, the de- mand was uncommonly dull, and prices declined 5s. to 6s. per quarter. A number of buyers from the coun- tr 'hbw'e'ver, have appeared this day, and, caufing fomn demand, prices are 2s. ...

... .iSiH I'mPORTS' & PXPORITS ism4.- The official value'of alL the imports and exports a into and from' Ireland, for thc year ending 5thl January ?? 5,718,04-S. Ss. 4d.c -Expo s, Irish produce and manufacturcs,t 4,90%,9 1 41. 1 I s. Ild-British andioreige articles, 160j1581. 9s. lod.l otal ex. 5,063,D731. 1s. 8d. The amount of the real value of Irsh produce and manufactures for that year has noS ...

... ?Obfv C' - -- - ?? , cluo.; An officer of the vessel which landed the French Mesqengei, who was the bearer of the f late overtures from tis French Government, tI Boulogne onjbse rath, gives the following d L1 count of the elemy's force in that quarter: ?? On Saturday we stood into the bay.,withjn a mile of BoulogtiG. and sent on 'shore the.Frentlh :. officer, whp ?? age Vai'zeau, and'a-liann ...

... ?? i D-flUS5. ?? V I C T OR Y F OVER THE 0 COMI1BINVED FLEECS of FRANCE and SPAIN.. g 1 LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. a Admiralty-Office, July 3T, 180.. n F Copy of a letter from the Honourable Admiral h Cornwallis, Commfander in Chief of his Majes- C ty's ships and vessels in the Channel, &C. to t M William Marsden, Esq. dated Ville de Paris, sn off Ushant, P8th July, z8oS. Eight P.M. v C ...

... * R ?? 1 .ul ?? The dreadful gale of Thuriday last, we f-ar, has done considerable damage to our shipoping.- We have to) relate the rntlanchol' h.ss of ot d Blondt frigpte in Torbay on I htrscday. At dai 7 light she- parted battl boewer aichoCs, androd- by her shett. At n ne A.M. she-clt aw;ly her | rmtain and nnizen mastc, and parted he, llst c- ' ble. .Il hope. of saving the ship ei, ;t *na ...

... = ==1 t o X X B~ai-0s ; Y, No certain advices-have yet heen received of in the Rocbefort squadron, Dispatches .fiom Ad- itl lmiral Cornwallis mentidni that one, of thle fli- is gatesbelonging to his fleet had: looked into Brest, n- into.wbich :harbour the- stladron feom 'Ruche- of fort ha'd not entered. Jtt.s now Lbnjecured tt e- have sailed for the East-Irdies ahnd a cutter has r, been ...

... LLOYD's MARINE LIST.-.O4. -Thie Haddick fchooner is arrived at Falmouth, with a mail f'romuJamaica, in 60 days- on the98d tilt. fbe fell in with the William, Ailtinfon, from St Kitt's to, London (one of the fleet from -which {he parted 4th September) and the Calcutta man. of 'war, with feven fail of vefels under h&r convoy from St Helena; on the 27th~ in lat. 49. 40. long. li. 40.-a ...